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Why become certified?


As concrete material and construction science continues to develop, more owners and engineers are beginning to require that the contractor, placing and finishing concrete slabs-on-ground, are certified to do the work.  Why? Because as technology advances, so should the knowledge base of the concrete finisher or contractor!  This is the best way for the builder or engineer to assure that their client will receive what has been specified. This one-day course provides you with the following essential information regarding cast-in-place concrete:


* Basic concrete technology                        * Control join layout

* Proper testing procedures                        * Architectural concrete

* Placement procedures                              * Curing requirements

* Finishing tools                                           * Troubleshooting



Course Outline




** Pre-registration is required at least two weeks prior in order for the workbook to be delivered.**











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Edmonton, AB T6B 3T7

P: 780-436-5645

F: 780-436-6503

   


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